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Martín Satriano scored in the second half to salvage a 1-1 draw for Getafe against Rayo Vallecano on October 19, 2026, at the Estadio Coliseum in LaLiga EA Sports. Getafe played with ten men for an hour after Djené was sent off, recovering from Álvaro García’s early opener for Rayo.
Getafe rescued a point through a 1-1 home draw against Rayo Vallecano in Jornada 9 of LaLiga EA Sports, according to Cadena SER. The match turned dramatically when Getafe defender Djené received a red card just thirty minutes into the contest, forcing manager José Bordalás to adjust his tactical setup with a numerical disadvantage.
Despite playing a man down for the remainder of the fixture, Getafe found an equalizer when Martín Satriano turned in a cross from Johan Mojica using his back. The strike cancelled out Álvaro García’s tenth-minute opening goal for the visitors.
Rayo Vallecano capitalized on defensive confusion very early in the match. Jorge de Frutos drove down the flank before delivering a precise cross into the penalty area, where Álvaro García found himself entirely unmarked to beat goalkeeper David Soria.
🔚 FULLTIME🔵 Getafe 1-1 Rayo Vallecano 🔴▪️ Martín Satriano scored in the second half for ten-man Getafe to cancel out Álvaro García's early strike for Rayo Vallecano in a hard-fought draw.#LaLiga #GetafeRayo pic.twitter.com/Tr7cnDPtXZ
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Cadena SER reported that former Real Madrid captain Dani Carvajal made his first start for Getafe after several months of inactivity due to a thin squad and heavy injury absences. The veteran defender struggled with match sharpness and failed to track García’s run in time to prevent the opening strike.
The tactical landscape shifted irreversibly when Djené was dismissed in the 30th minute. With Getafe already laboring under the physical toll of a recent European fixture against Universitatea Craiova and a demanding trip to Romania, the expulsion threatened to break their defensive block.
Cadena SER noted that Rayo Vallecano arrived at the Coliseum with fresher legs after their own schedule complications, including a recent league suspension against Athletic Club. Yet Beñat San José’s side failed to press home their man advantage, ultimately settling for a shared point as Getafe dug in through a combination of defensive resilience and substitutions like Andrés García and Francho.
For supporters tuning in worldwide, coverage of the fixture was distributed across multiple international broadcasters. In Spain, the match aired live via DAZN España, DAZN LaLiga, and LaLiga TV Bar, alongside minute-by-minute text commentary on digital platforms such as La Vanguardia. International options detailed by LiveSoccerTV included FanCode in South Asia, beIN Sports across the Middle East and parts of Asia, Premier Sports in Great Britain, and Disney+ Premium or DGO across various South American territories.
Following the 1-1 stalemate, both clubs sit locked on 9 points in the LaLiga EA Sports table after nine rounds of fixtures. Getafe occupies the 14th position, just behind Rayo Vallecano in 13th place. Both teams entered the match seeking stability amid low scoring outputs and early-season roster constraints.